skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"A well-balanced garden shouldn't be munched down to the ground and left a wasteland – that should never happen in a biodiverse system, says Jones."

This. Care for the soil. And grow a diversity of plants. Then those plants -on average- will grow well, and strong enough to ward off pests.

Some plants will do poor in a season, other plants will do better than usual. Have faith in your garden's ecosystem to regulate itself. So that you 'need' to interfere (read: work, remove weeds, and occasionally water) as little as possible.
Peter Norton wrote this in 1983:

"The Microsoft C compiler has interesting historical roots. Although Microsoft itself works with C, this compiler is not a direct Microsoft product. Instead, it is an adaptation of the famous and highly regarded Lattice C compiler."

There are also ads like https://archive.org/details/PC-Mag-1984-09-04/page/n51/mode/... saying "Microsoft C compiler / Includes Lattice C and the MS Librarian".

I can't find info about v2 or v3.

Edit: https://winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-c-c/2x says "Microsoft C 1.0 and 2.0 are a rebranded version of Lifeboat Associates Lattice C", so your doubt seems well founded.
Do we ever discuss this from first principles? What exactly is the benefit of private ownership of rental properties? Do private landlords do anything better than a state-run housing agency would?

If our goal as a civilization is to ensure everyone has adequate, affordable housing, the motives of private landlords seem counterproductive to that goal. Even if you can say "they'll front the money to build more units", it's going to skew towards choices like luxury units that generate above-market returns, not maximizing the number of people with warm beds.

If we start from "people need homes" rather than "landowners deserve a return on investment", I'm not sure where you can make a case for anything but bulk appropriation.
> cosmetic issue only?

Only at low levels: “Moderate and severe forms of dental fluorosis, which are far less common, cause more extensive enamel changes. In the rare, severe form, pits may form in the teeth.”
Biotech companies go public incredibly early compared to tech not sure if these guys have yet but it would have a huge impact on their stock price and likely hold of getting into conversation with a major pharma Co that can pay for the later trials
Bitcoin is not the same as gold.
What criteria are you using to define “optimal”? And what is your use case (e.g. how large of a model would you like to run)? If you want to maximize the amount of high-bandwidth memory available, Macs are decent. But they are not the best value IMHO.

If you just want to play with 13B parameter models or smaller, an RTX 4060 Ti 16GB is a great option at $450 or less.

If you want the ability to use larger models, RTX 3090s are a pretty good value. They can be had on the secondary market for $700ish, and are quite fast and have 24GB each. For 70B models, you’ll want to use 4-5 bit quantization and have two 3090s. You could probably run larger models on 4 or 6 of them.

Both of these options require a PC to install them into, but are nowhere near the cost of a Mac mini with 192GB of RAM. Yes, the Mac will give you more memory total, but won’t be as fast at inference and costs several multiples of a dual 3090 setup.
> We're not that many.

We already allow freedom of movement from countries within the EU, whose population sizes are an order of magnitude more than ours. Yet the amount of paperwork it takes for a US citizen to work here is fairly high. They also don't get any unemployment benefits as long as they are on a work permit because of NAV's rules.

Why should the US offer us more than what we offer them?
Pakistan has been captured by the civil bureaucracy+military since almost independence - before independence, these same structures/people were used by the British to exert their control/exploit the region.

Pakistan has had three elections where the federal government was formed by the largest party with organic support, these governments lasting about 12/77 years of existence. Besides the 30 years of military dictatorship, every other election has been almost fully managed by the military, where their party of choice was artificially made to win.

Baluchistan, where this agreement was signed, has never had free and fair elections. It's too resource rich, and too sparsely populated for the elite across the country to allow its people any exercise any sort of control over their destiny.

The people of Pakistan have had very little chance or opportunity to vote out corrupt politicians.
Really well written article. Chrome hasn't yet released CSS support for mod() so most of the examples on the page don't animate unless you're using the preview release of Chrome.

If you're not needing to control ticks and just want smooth CSS animations in all browsers, the FLIP method is useful:

https://medium.com/outsystems-experts/flip-your-60-fps-anima...
Ironic there is so much red tape yet having original ideas are still frowned upon.
Chinese government website security is worryingly bad, say Chinese researchers
I guess... They don't want anyone documenting and spredning the autraucites they are commiting.
PS An improvement on https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-6...
If you plant something and nothing is eating it, it is not part of the ecosystemand might as wellbe made of platic. I plant native flowers and it is so gratifying seeing the abundance of life thriving on even the smallest plant. I also plant edible foods because I need to eat as well!
Yeah it's working now, very weird indeed.

DCMA would not work here since they are hosting a copy of it for archival purposes, and not claiming copyright. The original public URL is included.

Archive.org does respect robots.txt tho. It is possible to completely delete a site's history on Archive.org by modifying the robots.txt (at least in the past, not sure if that is the case now)
Unbearably sweet though! I tried BioMin once and worried that using it long term would burn out my taste receptors
I see the problem in the same way as you. I have a small garden adjacent to my neighbours. This winter was quit humid and a lot of moss grew all over our gardens, he decided to use chemical products to get rid of it and any weeds for the spring. Now spring came and there are way less insects in my garden as opposed to last year, not counting the week of putrid fumes coming from his garden.
The site guidelines for this forum advise against humor, and sarcasm is arguably a subset of humor.

The site guidelines also advise to read things in the best interpretable way.

So ultimately what you observe is a large number of folks on HN follow the site guidelines - which is wild, but in a good way.

This thread is a nice example of why those guidelines are in place, as humor and sarcasm stifle conversation, as contributors feel they don’t need to make meaningful contributions to threads as long as it’s a joke.
hint: both parents were alive during the Indian Wars.
Actually...the goal is to get them to charge exactly what the market will bear.
Currently, the state of things are in rapid decline...the market is not "bearing" the current prices. People are slowly suffocating under the weight.

And...there actually are people out there in the world who do give/loan houses to the needy. In the past I have personally seen it but typically it is involved with church members helping other church members. No reason society can't do the same...except for the people who convince others it cannot be done.
I think it's hyped but as a tutor I still see the potential, just not sure how we'd actually get there.
Yea I only trust information coming from the IDF on this one
I like that you clarified that you are a human. Just to be safe. AGI is coming or something along those lines.
Even lebron james gets the n word spray painted on his house. Class may be the main divide, but race is still an absolutely huge one that transcends class.
They have their own thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD_Radio#HD_versus_DRM
Hmm, interesting. At $0.49/hr I get $0.30/hr profit out of my 4090s. It's more like Uber for GPUs. When I have spare capacity on my 4090s maybe I will look into the service.
Believes... it may be possible

That isn't really strong confidence.
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Your statement doesn’t make a ton of sense. Qatar is attempting to mediate this conflict. I suppose if one saw mediation as detrimental to wiping gaza off the map, and one had no issues with a supposedly democratic government making illegal press sources it doesn’t like, then your statement makes more sense.
Investing a lot of time and trying really hard is not the same as adding a lot of value. If your users don't find value in your documentation, saying "But we spent a lot of time on it!" doesn't really change anything.

And, to be clear, I have no idea if the person you're responding to's criticism is valid. But I also know that your response does not negate their criticism at all.
This might technically be outside your budget, but if you happen to have a PC, I highly recommend the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB ($450, or less if on sale). It can easily handle 13B models and is quite fast. You don’t need a fancy PC to put it into; anything with a spare PCIe slot and a reasonable sized power supply will work.

These cards can easily be found at MSRP because they’re not a great improvement over the 3060/4060 8GB for gaming, but the added memory makes them excellent for AI.
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I have been getting wonderful offers from great companies but am still on the job market because I suffer from an unfortunate health condition that makes my sleep rather erratic. My working efficiency is still exceptional, energy levels are great, and my output is the best it’s ever been, but I sometimes start work as late as 10:30am pst which is unacceptable for most companies. Anyways, if this won’t be a problem for your team I’m happy to hear from you. I’ll be happy to make accommodations for you if you’re willing to make this one for me.

I'm excited to hear from you! :)
Oh absolutely! It is absolutely not the fact that Al-jazeera coverage has made it hard for America and Israel to deny the ongoing genocide and the abundant war crimes happening constantly.
The James-Stein estimator does not respect translational symmetry. If I do a change of variables x2 = (x - offset), for an arbitrary offset, it gives me a different result! Whereas an estimator that just says I should guess that the mean is x, is unaffected by a change of coordinate system.

This is a big problem if the coordinate system itself is not intended to contain information about the location of the mean.

This makes sense if "zero" is physically meaningful, for example if negative values are not allowed in the problem domain (number of spectators at Wimbledon stadium, etc). Although in that case, my distribution probably shouldn't be Gaussian!
The truth hurts!
So they finally decided to silence AJ. That makes them look even worse. But hey nothing left to lose, right?
They've already got natto
The number of users hasn't really gone up since 3G. By that point in the US basically everyone had a cell phone. So your point is more like increased data usage across the board. And sure that's a decent argument why carriers want to deprecate old protocols, although I think carriers being allowed to deprecate what was effectively a single generation old was a travesty.

I'm just saying as far as service level and amount of data on plans, I personally was content with 3G levels. There's so much advertising pushing us into churning for technolust incrementalist spec-chasing, that I find completely uncompelling as what really defines my devices' capabilities is software freedom.
Dick Rutan, co-pilot of historic round-the-world flight, has died
Blue Water Thesis
Same with Italy and Sardinia
Another historical note, if I remember correctly, Microsoft was the last C compiler vendor on MS-DOS to add C++ support, which happened on Microsoft C/C++ v7.0 release, their last release for MS-DOS as well, before Visual C++ came to be.
How about submitting a PR to improve the documentation instead of complaining about it?
Well that's the huge irony. Ancestry paywalls almost everything useful, so you need to set up a monthly subscription to see the stuff.
That ingrained cultural attention to detail is probably the only thing I miss about working there. Too many other tech companies I've worked at just don't care about things they consider "edge cases". Make the "key customer journey" (in other words the happy-path) work and you're done. Is "making it beautiful" in the contract? No? Then don't work on it! Oh, the software doesn't work in landscape mode? P3 bug, we'll fix it later--just ship ship ship. Cheap out and make the casing plastic instead of metal so you can save $0.30 on each device. KPIs! OKRs! metrics! That's all the rest of the industry runs on.
Not having policies which penalize marriage would be a good start. For most people if they are "poor" being married means less access to benefits. The ACA / Obamacare is well known for it's marriage penalty but many other benefit programs have similar guidelines.
You are missing the point. It is a PERFECT showcase of understanding.

The person implementing knew what they had to implement, and what they didn't. What looks like a demerit is actually a sign of mastery.
Google Corelle Brands bankruptcy.
Your anger about The Finals does not make Helldivers 2 a bad game; instead if your friends are ghosting you to play it, it means that it is good.
> Are the ones having trouble people that's never used another CVS?

Not only.

> Is it CLI aversion?

No.

> What exactly is so bad about the ux?

Would any answer satisfy you?
Book Borrowing, Book Stealing: What's the Difference?
Why would learning from an ai tutor be passive? it would be similar to learning from a human tutor no?
I was bought my vegetables from a guy who used absolutly no insecticides or pesticides.
It was really great. He had a pretty decent area of land where he grew a plethora of crops. He told me that sometimes some of the plants were eaten but he had others so it's fine. The vegetables were very tasty and fresh and we loved it. We were glad to pay a bit more for fresh and poison free stuff.

Unfortunately, after a year or so he went out of business because he let the insects eat his plants.
They can be boxed infrastructure that only require a generator for launch. They can be owned and operated by US gov, allowing them to be launched by land, sea or expeditionary. They can theoretically drop cargo anywhere on the planet in 5 minutes. Which is every military tacticians wet dream.
I would say the biggest con is that, if a container is not existing/running, traefik is not aware of it or its labels.
Otherwise you could more easily do cool stuff like maintenance pages, bringing up containers on the first request after inactivity etc.
So for me, I have been thinking about creating a plugin that is aware of where I store my compose files and can look at them instead.
If I am not misunderstanding (sorry if I am) it sounds like you use the http challenge where your cert provider tries to GET your challenge file — if so, could the DNS challenge be better suited? There, you put the challenge in a TXT record value
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We’re one Carrington event away from coiling our own copper wire to pick up AM signals. I’m unaware of any similar mechanism for internet or cell reception. I’m pretty happy with AM being carried forward. Maybe the FCC could support that by loosening the requirements for registering and operating stations. I’d love to run my own from my house.
People working in the Israeli Al-Jazeera office don't have any direct access to report from Gaza. There is also a large foreign press presence in Israel (vs. zero in Gaza e.g.) anyways so you'll still get plenty of direct reporting from Israel and the West Bank that's unfiltered (vs. zero in Gaza e.g.).

https://foreignpressassociation.online/who-we-are/

Al Jazeera isn't free media. It's the propaganda arm of Qatar.

"Several journalists have been arrested and jailed, or even deported – in most cases for taking too close an interest in the working conditions of immigrant workers. The authorities do not hesitate, if necessary, to convict bloggers who are local residents of “disseminating false information”. This is how the blogger Malcolm Bidali was detained for a month before being deported to his country of origin, Kenya, after paying a fine." - https://rsf.org/en/country/qatar
Was there a connection to any Lisps? Cause that sounds extremely like the interactive developement process there
It's naive to think they don't already know.
The article uses custom css @properties which are awesome and have 88% browser support [1].

One thing to watch out for is differences in how browsers handle setting the fallback initial-value. Chrome will use initial-value if CSS variable is undefined OR set to an invalid value. Firefox will only use initial-value if the variable is undefined. For most projects, this won't be an issue, but for a recent project, I ended up needing to use javascript to set default values in Firefox to iron out the inconsistency between browser implementations.

[1] https://caniuse.com/?search=%40property
All I got from that was some spam and "defi" recruiting for whatever Ponzi scheme the cryptocoin community is hot on right now.
I’ve always just used go’s built in reverse proxy if I need an API gateway. You can adapt it to meet any specific need, easily find libraries to do common tasks (CORS, rate limiting, retries, etc), and the best part: no configuration language. You just write go.
What’s reasonable for some is hyperbolic for others. So it feels like emotional abuse / bullying; or at least as a real world example of a utility monster: Someone gets so much harm from a little inconvenience that all people are supposed to bow down to them.
Goodbye, GoDaddy
Here's a chart that illustrates skywave bounce

2 MHz 200-400 miles
4 MHz 400-600 miles
6 MHz 600-1,200 miles
8 MHz 800-1,600 miles
12 MHz 1,200-2,400 miles
16 MHz 1,600-3,200 miles
22 MHz 2,200-4,000 miles plus
26 MHz unpredictable during our solar cycle minimum
To be clear: drinking water sources often contain flouride and swallowing water is generally not optional. The source can be natural or artificial, but the outcome will be the same if you get an unusually excessive amount during developmental years. As with all nutrients, too much will inevitably become bad for you (thankfully, in the case of flouride, the therapeutic index is quite generous)

With all of this being said, once you're an adult there's no longer any particularly viable pathways from the bloodstream to your outer teeth, so flouride in the body becomes mostly disconnected from flouride in the teeth (and vice versa). Flouride's effects on the body are less well understood, albeit only because we struggle to measure such apparently small effects on a general population.
> I don't think the verdict of "History" is as clear as you seem to think it is.

Well, I think it is - because the verdict was documents signed by Russia that stated clearly that each country is entitled to its own sovereignty, territorial integrity, foreign policy, alliances, and strategic decisions.

The documents are:

- UN Charter

- Helsinki Accords

- Charter of Paris for a New Europe

- Russia–NATO Founding Act

If Finland made their strategic decisions to appease Putin, including not joining NATO, I don't know. And it would be great if you could share some sources on this information because it made me curious. I'm finding it hard to believe Finland was on a tight leash from Russia (especially because they rebuilt and maintained their military without restrictions).
The last emergency AM broadcast I recall being relevant to my life in the United States was the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, pre-SMS. All the copper phone lines were overloaded from calls and this was the only medium to receive information.

Our family sat in the minivan in the driveway and tuned to KFWB News 980 AM right as their station returned to air on backup generators.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KFWB

It no longer broadcasts news, but AM station KNX could/would effectively do the same.
There is a lot of money in the tooth illness industry.

However, none of my dentists ever told me to just quit all added sugar, which I did 'accidentally'. All of that expense and missing teeth was all for nothing, all I needed to do was homecook all my own food and not eat added sugar. Who knew it could be so easy.

Having excellent oral hygiene with gums grown back, no sensitive teeth or much need to brush teeth is an unusual and unexpected self-esteem superpower. I would not give it up just to eat cake or anything else contaminated with added sugar.

Off topic, I know, but, anyone wanting tooth regrowth, or with $5K root canal work and dental hygienist bills, just avoid all processed foods and all added sugar for a month. You don't have to ask permission from the doctor or the dentist to do this, but, if you do, then you might never need to see them ever again.
My uncle knew a guy who knew a guy who converted his car to run on pure water, but after word got around the oil companies killed him and burnt down his workshop.